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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1902

Page

5

Ante Lucem Poem Reflects on Life and Death

The speaker contemplates a marred life and long, patient striving toward an distant sublime goal. They describe winter and summer as obstacles, souls and hearts awaiting awakening, and pledge to endure until death becomes the soul's final apocalypse.

A Capersome Night With Captain Norman In Society

In a Hasleigh Court fancy dress ball, R Henry Apps hides a burglary plot as he poses Captain Norman. He uses a jimmy and a rope ladder to access a safe while Lady Staplehurst dazzles guests. A staged burglary reveal ends with a plain clothes arrest and amused onlookers.

R. Henry Apps Hoxton Hasleigh Court Mr. Apps Staplehurst Henry Apps Norman Peshawar Red Sea Mr Apps Brindisi East End Lady Staplehurst Henry VIII Mr. Walker

Chased by a Blizzard in the North Ends in Cabin Escape

A hunter recalls chasingptar migan in a blizzard with Indian guide Joe. After a perilous trek, they reach a cabin as the White Wolf of the North roars behind them and the guide insists the white snowbirds should not be killed. In Maine a landlady defends her famous apple pies against relatives and a skeptical boarder.

Joe North Pole Arctic Circle Chase Ever Anon Mary

Horseless Farm Wagons Run On Electric Trolley Lines

Inventor Daniel S Bergin of Chicago unveils a farmer trolley wagon using an overhead electric supply. The system places a motor on the wagon with a dual conductor return to avoid shocks, enabling heavy loads with no onboard batteries. Farmers may install private lines or rent from suburban trolley firms to haul produce to town and back.

Daniel S. Bergin Chicago

A Panthers Den Revealed by a Cougar Family

A writer describes finding an abandoned cougar den in a rock shelter near a creek. Evidence from gnawed bones shows the dam fed kits at a clean, quiet lair with meals of rabbits marmots grouse and occasional deer. The dam likely left bones at the creek bench rather than feasting at the site.

Solid air resists hammer test hints at value

A scientist converted liquid air into a small solid mass and found it as transparent as ice and as elastic as rubber. When struck with a hammer, the solid air rebounded. Some German scientists see possible commercial value, though more experiments are needed to confirm this.

Germany

Quick Jests Across Newspapers in One Laughing Page

A collage of comic exchanges and quips from various papers. Jokes cover lovers’ names, flowers, dining, tax humor, autographs, and curious wordplay about courtrooms, nurses, and bicycles. Nimble gags mix social scenes and bright wordplay for light amusement.

Ram's Horn Blasts and Warnings Call for Repentance

A religious item laments sin and pride while urging personal repentance. It contrasts true faith with display, notes the peril of preaching without sincerity, and uses vivid images to warn against worldly temptations.

The Way a Pocket Is Picked and Directions to Wilsons Cascade

A traveler asks for Wilsons Cascade and gets a long rural directions in which Abe Simmons in plaid overalls is a notable landmark. The piece shifts to a confession of a boyhood pickpocketing scam, describing roles of three boys and the dipper in street theft.

New England Cascade Abe Simmons Zack Frank Lesle

Necessity Made Him A Tub Dweller Philosopher

The quote recalls Diogenes as a profound philosopher enduring attacks from traducers. It notes his extreme living conditions, even a man living in a tub would have to persevere, implying resilience and insight despite hardship.

Diogenes Baltimore News

Silence and limits push singers from art to work

A Baltimore News critique notes increasing numbers of amateur singers leaving to join the workforce. It questions the depth of silence and references a curtain lecture as a point of comparison, suggesting many artists reach their limits and some even exceed them.

H'm Baltimore News

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